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2012 Louisville Football Schedule Released (Finally.)

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This is case in point why it is bad and good to be in the Big East. On one hand the schedule is not that strong. There is no trying to argue around that. Whether they tried or not to improve their opponents, you are scrapping to trying to land any decent foe due to conference realignment. The good side is that they are still in a BCS conference. The degree of difficulty of running the table is a lot less than most power conference teams so your path to a big money bowl - or a national title game - is much easier.

The stars appear to be aligning for Charlie Strong. I am not a U of L fan, but I am a Charlie Strong fan. I believe he is a great coach that for some reason was picked over quite a few times in his career for head coaching positions. He now has a veteran team in year 3 of his system and a favorable schedule to make some noise.

For all the slime balls in Coaching (Petrino) it's good to see the good guys catch some breaks.

I ask this of UL fans with no agenda.

 

Is this a schedule that will cause PJs to be sold out?

I ask this of UL fans with no agenda.

 

Is this a schedule that will cause PJs to be sold out?

 

Game 1 - for sure. Same likely with Carolina (probation or not, it's a name). After that they should be able to sell out their remaining conference home games, other than Temple.......they may have a Big East championship on the line.

WOW that is an incredibly weak schedule! I'm kind of finding myself pulling for Coach Strong becasue he seems like a great guy to lead Lville. With that schedule they very well should end up a top 10 team in America based on win/loss. Get a good bowl draw and he really has a great chance to recruit off of the momentum they should gain next season. This is about as down as I've been on UK football. As bad as it is I think they could end up top 10 with that schedule too!

^ they tried...thanks homey!
Must not have tried too hard......the schedule would rank in the lowest 25% in the nation!!
Must not have tried too hard......the schedule would rank in the lowest 25% in the nation!!

 

How knowledgeable are you about college football? I ask, because I'd like to know what I'm stepping in.

I do know that Georgia backed out of a Home/Away deal with the Cardinals. So I know that UL has made attempts to play better football programs.

I do know that Georgia backed out of a Home/Away deal with the Cardinals. So I know that UL has made attempts to play better football programs.

 

Getslow mentioned it earlier so that UGA could play Boise State.

How knowledgeable are you about college football? I ask, because I'd like to know what I'm stepping in.
I know enough about it to realize that U of L is padding their schedule so they might gain national attention for recruiting and bowl possibilities....how is your knowledge on college football?

In fairness to UL, we know the schedule is weak, but what do you want them to do? They are shut out of a major conference and if you are not in one you are not going to get a lot of good games.

I know enough about it to realize that U of L is padding their schedule so they might gain national attention for recruiting and bowl possibilities....how is your knowledge on college football?

This post is exactly why I asked the prior question. Thank you!

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